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Employee at Superstore in Vancouver tests positive for COVID-19

Employee at Superstore in Vancouver tests positive for COVID-19

"Given the important role we play in our communities, we are prepared for all possible situations, including a positive test for COVID-19 in our stores."
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Cypress and Grouse mountains welcome season's first snowfall (VIDEO)

Cypress and Grouse mountains welcome season's first snowfall (VIDEO)

The season's first flakes of snow fell upon popular ski and snowboarding terrain in Vancouver this past weekend
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Environment Canada issues wind warning for Metro Vancouver

Environment Canada issues wind warning for Metro Vancouver

Widespread winds of 60 km/h gusting to 90 km/h are expected across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
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World's first cake jar vending machine pops up in Metro Vancouver

World's first cake jar vending machine pops up in Metro Vancouver

A local bakery has come up with a fun way to get their cake-in-a-jar treats into your hands: A vending machine!
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Premier says BC NDP will extend rent freeze, re-announces rebate

Premier says BC NDP will extend rent freeze, re-announces rebate

B.C. Premier John Horgan detailed a plan Monday to “make life easier and more affordable for renters.”
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How actor Jon Cryer lost and found his wedding band on Vancouver's seawall

How actor Jon Cryer lost and found his wedding band on Vancouver's seawall

The actor is sharing gratitude for a Vancouver service specializing in finding lost rings after losing his own wedding band.
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Canucks trade for Golden Knights’ Nate Schmidt to shore up their defence

Canucks trade for Golden Knights’ Nate Schmidt to shore up their defence

For the low, low price of a third-round pick in 2022, the Canucks solved their top-four problem.
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BC NDP promises free female contraception at a cost of $60M annually

BC NDP promises free female contraception at a cost of $60M annually

Candidate says a shift to coverage could save someone as much as $10,000 over their lifetime
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Whistler family granted travel exemption on compassionate grounds, just in time for one last visit

Whistler family granted travel exemption on compassionate grounds, just in time for one last visit

The months of advocating have paid off: Terminally ill Charie Santiago's sister will soon arrive from the Philippines
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Here’s what happened when a trailblazing B.C. study gave one-time, $7,500 payments to people experiencing homelessness

Here’s what happened when a trailblazing B.C. study gave one-time, $7,500 payments to people experiencing homelessness

"Our research shows that cash transfers allowed people to access housing faster, improving stability and lowering the risk of trauma."
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